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Rearrange Your Affairs For Maximum Tax Savings

By On August 11, 2011 · Leave a Comment

One way to maximize your business profits is by reducing your taxes.
Frequently, income and other taxes could be lowered significantly if
only the taxpayer were willing to plan ahead. By taking some simple
steps to rearrange your affairs, you could save a fortune!

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Business Tax Deductions

By On June 21, 2011 · Leave a Comment

As we enter mid-March, taxpayers begin to become very
interested in deductions. Following are a few that
you may be entitled to claim.

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Anticipating Your IRS Refund Can Cost You Plenty

By On April 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment

While accountants are reaching for aspirin, millions of Americans are reaching for some fast cash this tax season. Unfortunately, those who reach for fast cash in the form of a “refund anticipation loan” are getting hit with interest rates and fees that are out of this world.

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Knock-Knock-Knock

By On March 21, 2011 · Leave a Comment

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Home Based Business: Your Ultimate Tax Shelter

By On January 3, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Starting and operating your own home based business is
the ultimate tax shelter.

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Surprising Truths About Tax Preparers

By On August 19, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Choosing the right tax preparer for your business is a decision best not left until April. A former tax preparer and small business mastermind offers insights into the secret world of tax preparers.

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How To Set Up A Tax-Saving Bookkeeping System

By On March 20, 2010 · Leave a Comment

One of the most important, but least understood or appreciated aspects of any business is its bookkeeping or accounting system. And, because very few people know much about the reasons for a bookkeeping system, most people are frightened by the thought of the work involved in setting up such a system, and the drudgery of [...]

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Organizing Your Taxes

By On March 19, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Does this scene sound familiar? It’s April 7. You haven’t seen the top of your dining room table in two weeks because of the piles of paid bills, receipts, canceled checks, and unidentified cash register receipts covering it. Your head pounds and your stomach churns as the countdown to April 15 begins.

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Alas! In E-Commerce Taxland

By On March 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment

In trying to comply with tax laws for your e-business,
you may find yourself falling down the rabbit-hole,
going through the looking glass, and attending a Mad
Tea-Party.

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Need an Offshore Sales Office in a Tax Free Environment?

By On March 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment

The 100 year old investment-banking firm of Warburg, Dillon Read (on Park Ave. N.Y.) (now UBS Warburg) has offices in 39 foreign countries – including the Bahamas, the tiny Cayman Islands, Hong Kong and the Channel Islands. Makes you wonder why, doesn’t it?

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Tax Reform, My Way

By On January 20, 2010 · Leave a Comment

We need real tax reform and we need it now. Previous attempts have been made at tax reform, but they have only provided band-aid solutions that have still left us with too many quirks, complication, and read tape. There are several things Congress could do to simply the tax system and benefit the taxpayers and [...]

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Seven Key Tax Deductions for the Self Employed

By On May 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

As a sole proprietor, it’s wise to familiarize yourself with the some key deductions that may reduce your tax bill for 2004.

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